ATRACO: Adaptive and Trusted Ambient Ecologies

C. Goumopoulos, A. Kameas, H. Hagras, V. Callaghan, M. Gardner, W. Minker, M. Weber, Y. Bellik, A. Meliones
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ATRACO is an EU funded R&D project that considers ambient ecologies consisting of people, context-aware artefacts and digital commodities (e.g., services and content). Members of the ecology are able to adapt to each other and form trusted ad hoc collaborations to achieve specific tasks resulting from the need to serve specific human goals. Our aim is to research the factors and develop the technologies that will lead to the realisation of such ecologies, following an interdisciplinary effort which involves Computer Science, HCI, AI, Control Theory and Sociology. Key factors of the ATRACO problem space to be examined include adaptation, interoperability, user interaction and dynamicity of trust. We focus our efforts on seeking abstractions and mechanisms for establishing trust relationships between its members and on devising adaptation mechanisms based on system behaviour modelling, supervisory control theory of discrete event systems and type-2 fuzzy systems.
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ATRACO:适应性和可信赖的环境生态
ATRACO是一个由欧盟资助的研发项目,它考虑了环境生态,包括人、环境感知人工制品和数字商品(例如服务和内容)。生态系统的成员能够相互适应,形成可信任的特别合作,以实现由于需要服务于特定的人类目标而产生的特定任务。我们的目标是通过跨学科的努力,包括计算机科学、人机交互、人工智能、控制理论和社会学,研究导致这种生态实现的因素和开发技术。待研究的ATRACO问题空间的关键因素包括适应性、互操作性、用户交互和信任动态性。我们的工作重点是寻求在其成员之间建立信任关系的抽象和机制,并基于系统行为建模、离散事件系统的监督控制理论和2型模糊系统设计适应机制。
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